Hello All, Asslam Alaikum my Akhi and Uhkti,
i plan to write about Different Islamic Topics that may Affect us All in some way, if you have Any questions feel free to email me or google+ ask m and ill awnser them in a blog. i Wil post every 2 days inshAllah so i have ample time to do the reaserch!

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Asslam Alaikum, i know it has been ah while and i am sorry for that College started up again and i have been busy. but today i would like to talk about why the Holiday of valentines is haram!

1. In Islam, the festivals are clearly defined and well established, and
no additions or subtractions may be accepted. They are an essential
part of our worship and there is no room for ijtihaad or personal
opinion. They have been prescribed for us by Allah and His Messenger
(peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Ibn Taymiyah (may Allah have
mercy on him) said: “Festivals are part of the laws, clear way and
religious ceremonies of which Allah says (interpretation of the
meaning): ‘To each among you, We have prescribed a law and a clear way
[al-Maa’idah 5:48] ‘For every nation We have ordained religious
ceremonies which they must follow’ [al-Hajj 22:67] like the qiblah
(direction faced in prayer), prayer and fasting. So there is no
difference between joining them in their festival and joining them in
their other rituals. Agreeing with the whole festival is agreeing with
kufr. Agreeing with some of their minor issues is the same as agreeing
with them in some of the branches of kufr.

Festivals are the most distinctive things by which religions are told
apart, so whoever celebrates their festivals is agreeing with the most
distinctive rituals of kufr. Undoubtedly going along with them in their
festivals may in some cases lead to kufr. Dabbling in these things, at
the very least, is a sin. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be
upon him) referred to the fact that every nation has its own festivals
when he said: ‘Every nation has its own Eid and this is our Eid’
(al-Bukhaari , 952, Muslim, 1892).” (al-Iqtidaa’, 1/471-472)

Because Valentine’s Day goes back to Roman times, not Islamic times,
this means that it is something which belongs exclusively to the
Christians, not to Islam, and the Muslims have no share and no part in
it. If every nation has its own festivals, as the Prophet (peace and
blessings of Allah be upon him) said – “Every nation has its Eid”
(narrated by al-Bukhaari and Muslim) – then this means that every nation
should be distinguished by its festivals. If the Christians have a
festival and the Jews have a festival, which belongs exclusively to
them, then no Muslim should join in with them, just as he does not share
their religion or their direction of prayer.

2. Celebrating Valentine’s Day means resembling or imitating the pagan
Romans, then the Christian People of the Book in their imitation of the
Romans in something that was not a part of their religion. If it is not
allowed to imitate the Christians in things that really are part of
their religion – but not part of our religion – then how about things
which they have innovated in their religion in imitation of
idol-worshippers?!

Imitating the kuffaar in general –whether they are idol-worshippers or
People of the Book – is haraam, whether that imitation is of their
worship – which is the most serious form – or of their customs and
behaviour. This is indicated by the Qur'an, Sunnah and ijmaa’ (scholarly
consensus):

(i) From the Qur'an: Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And be
not as those who divided and differed among themselves after the clear
proofs had come to them. It is they for whom there is an awful torment”
[Aal ‘Imraan 3:105]

(ii) From the Sunnah: the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon
him) said: “Whoever imitates a people is one of them.” (narrated by
Ahmad, 2/50; Abu Dawood, 4021) Shaykh al-Islam (Ibn Taymiyah) said:
“This hadeeth at the very least indicates that it is haraam to imitate
them, although the apparent meaning implies that the one who imitates
them is a kaafir, as Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): ‘And if
any amongst you takes them (as Awliyaa’ [friends and helpers]), then
surely, he is one of them’ [al-Maa’idah 5:51].” (al-Iqtidaa’, 2/722-725)

(iii) With regard to ijmaa’, Ibn Taymiyah narrated that there was
agreement that it is haraam to imitate the kuffaar in their festivals at
the time of the Sahaabah (may Allah be pleased with them), and Ibn
al-Qayyim narrated that there was scholarly consensus on this point.
(See al-Iqtidaa’, 1/454; Ahkaam Ahl al-Dhimmah, 2/722-725) Allah has
forbidden imitation of the kuffaar; He has described it as hateful and
has warned against the consequences of that, in many aayahs, on many
occasions, and in various ways, especially imitation of the kuffaar.
Sometimes He does that by forbidding following them or obeying them;
sometimes by warning against them or being deceived by their plots,
following their opinions, or being influenced by their actions, conduct
or attitude. Sometimes He does that by mentioning some of their
characteristics that will put the believers off from them and from
imitating them. Most of the warnings in the Qur'an refer to the Jews and
hypocrites (munaafiqeen), then the People of the Book in general and
the mushrikeen. Allah tells us in the Qur'an that imitating and obeying
the kuffaar may constitute riddah (apostasy). Allah also forbids
following them, obeying them, or following their whims and desires and
bad characteristics. Prohibition of imitating the kuffaar is one of the
basic principles of sharee’ah.

Allah sent His Messenger with guidance and the true religion so that it
might prevail over all other religions, and Allah has perfected His
religion for mankind: “This day, I have perfected your religion for you,
completed My Favour upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your
religion” [al- Maa’idah 5:3 – interpretation of the meaning]. Allah has
made Islam cover all (human) interests at all times and in all places
and for all people. So there is no need to adopt the ways of the kuffaar
or imitate them. Imitation causes defects in the Muslim personality,
such as feelings of inadequacy, inferiority, weakness and defeatism,
then it leads to shunning and keeping away from the path and laws of
Allah. Experience has shown that admiration for the kuffaar and
imitation of them causes people to love them, have complete faith in
them and take them as friends and helpers, and to reject Islam and its
people, its heroes, its legacy and values, and become ignorant of all of
that.

3. The purpose of Valentine’s Day in these times is to spread love
between all people, believers and disbelievers alike. Undoubtedly it is
haraam to love the kaafirs. Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“You (O Muhammad) will not find any people who believe in Allah and the
Last Day, making friendship with those who oppose Allah and His
Messenger (Muhammad), even though they were their fathers or their sons
or their brothers or their kindred (people)…” [al-Mujaadilah 58:22]
Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah (may Allah have mercy on him) said: “Allah
tells us that there is no believer who takes a kaafir as a close friend.
Whoever takes a kaafir as a close friend is not a believer. Outward
imitation may be taken as a sign of love, so it is haraam.”
(al-Iqtidaa’, 1/490).

4. The love referred to in this festival ever since the Christians
revived it is romantic love outside the framework of marriage. The
result of that is the spread of zinaa (fornication and adultery) and
immorality. Hence the Christian clergy opposed it at some stage and
abolished it, then it came back again. Most of the young people
celebrate it because it lets them fulfil their desires, without thinking
of the issues of imitation and resembling that are involved. Look at
this tragedy, where they go so far as to commit major sins such as zinaa
and the like, by imitating the Christians in something which is part of
their worship and which may even be kufr.

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Hello All my Viewers and Salaam Alaikum to my Muslim viewers I feel that today's topic is of great Importance and Requires a day for this topic so for the last two days i have been doing muchreaserch on this topic and here are my Findings... Now before we continue i have been known to have dated while being Muslim so yes i am just as Sinful as all of you and im human so bear with me as i do my best to work on it also!and from a Hadith to get us Started!And the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “No
man is ever alone with a (non-mahram) women but the Shaytaan is the
third one present.” (Narrated by al-Tirmidhi, 2165; classed as saheeh by
al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Tirmidhi, 1758)

Dating is getting to
know each other. However the dating that is vogue in North America involves
intimate relationship such as touching, kissing, petting, necking that
ultimately results in pre-marital sex. This was not there in North America
before the Second World War. The women used to wear long chaste dresses and
their dating did not involve the close intimacy that we see today.

No premarital sex is allowed in Islam. Therefore, no
dating is allowed on the premise that dating inevitably leads to
premarital sex.

The choice of a marriage partner is one of the most
important decisions a person will make in his or her lifetime. It should be
taken as seriously as any other major decision in life - with prayer, careful
investigation, and family involvement. It is Islamically permissible for a
couple to meet in chaperoned, or group environment. In Islam consent is very
important- that is neither women nor men can be married against their will.
Islam has given this freedom of choice to both young men and women - they cannot
be forced into a marriage that they don't want.

Successful indeed are the believers; who are reverent
during their Contact Prayers (Salat). And they avoid vain talk. And they give
their obligatory charity (Zakat). And they maintain their chastity. Only with
their spouses, or those who are rightfully theirs, do they have sexual
relations; they are not to be blamed. Those who transgress these limits are the
transgressors. Qur'an 23:1-7

And tell the believing
women to subdue their eyes, and maintain their chastity.
They shall not reveal any parts of their bodies, except that which is necessary.
They shall cover their chests, and shall not relax this code in the presence of
other than their husbands, their fathers, the fathers of their husbands, their
sons, the sons of their husbands, their brothers, the sons of their brothers,
the sons of their sisters, other women, the male servants or employees whose
sexual drive has been nullified, or the children who have not reached puberty.
They shall not strike their feet when they walk in order to shake and reveal
certain details of their bodies. All of you shall repent to GOD, O you
believers, that you may succeed. Qur'an, 24:31

There are clear verses
in the Quran against the natural results of dating; from the seemingly innocent
kiss to the more obvious. According to the Qur'anic commands unmarried men and
women should maintain their chastity until marriage. (5: 5, 23:
5-7, 24: 3-0-31, 70: 29-331).

Is it wrong for two people of the opposite sex to be
very good friends at school and outside of school?
Dr. Muzammil Siddiqui answers " Muslims should have
good elations with all people, males as well as females. At school, at work, in
you neighborhood etc. you should be kind and courteous to everyone. However, it
is not allowed in Islam to take a non-mahram person or persons of the opposite
gender as a very close friend.

Such friendship often leads to Haram. In the Qur’an,
Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala mentioned that good men and women are those who marry,
do not have fornicating relationships and do not have “paramours” (“akhdan” see
al-Nisa’ 4:25; al-Ma’idah 5:5). “Akhdan” are “sweethearts” or for a man a
“mistress” and for a woman a “lover”. The Prophet - peace be upon him - said,
whenever two strangers of the opposite gender are alone with each other, Satan
becomes the third one between them. (al-Tirmidhi, 1091). (1)

Halal Dating

It is a common thing to see a white woman marrying a
man from a Muslim country. A question arises as to how they met each other
before their marriage? Was it a marriage arranged by their parents?

They had probably met at work and dated each other. In the past Muslims did not
date because of arranged marriages. Are parents in North America going to
arrange the marriages of their young children as is done in some Islamic
countries?

In Islamic countries there are matrimonial brokers and agents who work to match
the brides and bridegroom. Parents have the support of the community in finding
spouses for their children. Relatives, networking, social gatherings
particularly weddings, make arranging marriages easier. In the United States,
parents are left alone and cut off from these networks.

In an arranged marriage, a Muslim family usually investigates the prospective
candidate further - talking with teachers, professors, employers, friends,
family, Imams, colleagues, etc. to learn about his or her character.

"Young American Muslims have come up with creative
solutions to dating--and they fall into roughly three categories. The first
group is "Strict Muslims" who date halal (in an Islamically permissible style).
The second group I call "Eid Muslims," because many are not strict in practice
and attend mosques only on holidays. While technically they are dating haram
(unlawfully in Islam), without chaperones, they're keeping physical intimacy to
a minimum and parental involvement at a maximum. The third group dates "Sex and
the City"-style (definitely haram), openly and freely leading a non-Islamic
lifestyle, having premarital sex sometimes in a series of monogamous
relationships. "

So even after all this evidence that shows dating in islam is not allowed i still pesonaly think that if you are with her Walli and her and you DO NOT TOUCH in any fashion then this means of dating is allowed. because whats wrong with going to the movies or going out to supper with a Muslimah your intreasted in? i mean if her Walli is there with you i dont see anything wrong with it. However im not Sheikh and this is all my Personal Oppinions right here but i honestly think it is important you have such dates to get to know eachother before marrige. So inshallah i have made some sort of Impression on you and that you read it All. May Allah bless you and keep you safe inshAllah. Aameen.

Monday, January 13, 2014

The question of music being haram or not in Islam will depend on many
things. However, some Muslim scholars have clearly mentioned that the
type of music that is haram is that which arouses bad desires. They
claim that singing should not be accompanied by excessiveness in
anything, something that is prohibited like nakedness and alcohol and it
should comply with the Islamic teachings and ethics.

It is reported that many Companions of the Prophet (may Allah be pleased
with them) as well as second-generation Muslim scholars used to listen
to singing and did not see anything wrong with it. As for the ahadith,
which have been reported against singing, they are all weak and have
been shown by researchers to be unsound.
The jurist Abu Bakr al-'Arabi says, "No sound hadith is available
concerning the prohibition of singing," while Ibn Hazm says, "All that
is reported on this subject is false and fabricated " However, since
singing is in many cases associated with drinking parties and
nightclubs, many scholars have declared it to be haram or at least
makruh. They state that singing constitutes that kind of idle talk which
is mentioned in the ayah, And among the people is the one who buys idle
talk (at the expense of his soul) in order to lead (people) astray from
the path of Allah without knowledge, holding it in mockery; for such
there will be a humiliating punishment. (31:6) Says Ibn Hazm: This verse
condemns a particular behavior, that of doing something to mock the
path of Allah. Anyone who does this is an unbeliever; if he even should
buy a copy of the Qur'an, doing so in order to make it the object of his
mockery and thereby leading people astray, he would be an unbeliever.
It is this type of behavior, which is condemned by Allah and not the
idle talk in which one may indulge for mere relaxation, without
intending to lead people astray from the path of Allah.

there are some limitations to be observed in the matter of singing:

1. The subject matter of songs should not be against the teachings
of Islam. For example, if the song is in praise of wine, and it invites
people to drink, singing or listening to it is haram.

2. Although the subject matter itself may not be against the
Islamic teachings, the manner of singing may render it haram; this would
be the case, for example, if suggestive sexual movement accompanied the
singing.

3. Islam fights against excess and extravagance in anything,
even in worship; how, then, can it tolerate excessive involvement with
entertainment? Too much time should not be wasted in such activities;
after all, what is time but life itself? One cannot dispute the fact
that spending time in permissible activities consumes time, which ought
to be resaved for carrying out religious obligations and doing good
deeds. It is aptly said, "There is no excess except at the expense of a
neglected duty."

4. Each individual is the best judge of himself. If a certain
type of singing arouses one's passions, leads him towards sin, excites
the animal instincts, and dulls spirituality, he must avoid it, thus
closing the door to temptations.

5. There is unanimous agreement that if singing is done in
conjunction with haram activities—for example, at a drinking party, or
if it is mixed with obscenity and sin—it is haram.

Thursday, January 9, 2014

Asslam Alaikum, so i was planning on writting my own opinion of how i think we need to move past our difrences with the Shia and the Sufi Muslims to acheive the greater vistory for the muslim people by uniting our muslim Ummah into a strong powerful Nation under one banner, however i realised i do not know enough of this topic to formulate my own idea on the subject in a manner that is both proper and well thought out. So instead i went about for 2 hours and read many Articles untili found this one which is most linked to kind of what i belive and so i hope you enjoy, i promise tomorrow when i discuss about weather "Listening To Music Is Haram Or Not?" the Post will be of my own writting and personal opinions Because i am quite pasionet about that topic. so enjoy thr Article i found and do not hesitate to ask me question in the comments or email me directly.

“You are the best ummah singled out for
mankind: you enjoin what is right (ma’roof), forbid what is wrong
(munkar), and believe in Allah.”1

Allah سبحانه وتعال could have created us at any time
in history and as part of any nation. Yet He سبحانه وتعال out of his
infinite mercy created us as part of the best and most honoured nation
ever to inhabit the earth. We are also the last and final ummah until
the Day of Judgment.

The Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم said, “You are the final of seventy nations, you are the best and most honoured among them to Allah.” 2

Our ummah has been given blessings that no other ummah before us has been given.

The Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم said, “I was given what no other Prophet before me was given.” We said, “O Messenger of Allah! What is it” He said, “I
was given victory by fear, I was given the keys of the earth, I was
called Ahmad, the earth was made a clean place for me (to pray and
perform Tayammum with it) and my Ummah was made the best Ummah.” 3

Our beloved Messenger صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم gave us
the glad tidings that the Muslim ummah would be a large part of the
inhabitants of Paradise.

Abdullah bin Mas’ud said, “The Messenger of
Allah said to us, “Does it please you that you will be one-fourth of the
people of Paradise?” We said, Allahu Akbar!' He added, “Does it please
you that you will be one-third of the people of Paradise. We said,
Allahu Akbar!' He said, “I hope that you will be half of the people of
Paradise.”4

The Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم said: “The people of Paradise are one hundred and twenty rows, this Ummah takes up eighty of them.” 5

Our ummah was given salams from the Friend of the
Most Merciful (Khaleel ur-Rahmaan) and Father of the Prophets, Ibraheem
(alaihi salam) on the night of the ‘isra. Ibraheem (alaihi salam) gave
our ummah some valuable advice on how to increase our share of trees in
Paradise as blessing for us.

The Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم said:
“I met Ibraheem on the night that I was taken on the Night Journey, and
he said: ‘O Muhammad, tell your ummah that Paradise is a land whose
soil is good and its water is sweet. It is an empty plain, which will be
planted with Subhaan Allah, Al-Hamdu lillah, La ilaha illa-Allah and
Allahu akbar.’”6

One of the distinctions between our ummah and
previous nations is our strict obedience to Allah سبحانه وتعال and His
Messenger صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم. During the Battle of Badr when the
Muslims were informed that Quraysh were amassing a huge, well equipped
army against them, Al-Miqdad bin ‘Amr got up and said:

“O Messenger of Allah! Proceed where Allah
directs you to, for we are with you. We will not say as the Children of
Israel said to Musa (as): ‘Go you and your Lord and fight and we will
stay here.’ Rather we shall say: ‘Go you and your Lord and fight and we
will fight along with you.’ By Allah! If you were to take us to Bark
Al-Ghimad, we will still fight resolutely with you against its defenders
until you gained it.”7

“You are the best ummah singled out for
mankind: you enjoin what is right (ma’roof), forbid what is wrong
(munkar), and believe in Allah.”8

Qatadah said, “We were told that Umar bin Al-Khattab
recited this Ayah [3:110] during a Hajj that he performed, when he saw
that the people were rushing. He then said, ‘Whoever likes to be among this [praised] Ummah, let him fulfil the condition that Allah set in this Ayah.’”9

Enjoining ma’roof and forbidding munkar

Islam consists of ma’roofat (pl. of ma’roof) which
Allah سبحانه وتعال has ordered us to establish, and munkaraat which He
سبحانه وتعال ordered us to abstain from and remove. The head and the
highest ma’roof is the belief in Allah سبحانه وتعال and the rest of the
pillars of the Islamic ‘Aqeedah.

The head of the munkaraat (pl. of munkar) and its
most evil manifestation is kufr in all its forms. Allah سبحانه وتعال
ordered that people must avoid the munkar, deter others from it and warn
others of falling into its snare.

Today, we witness the implementation of kufr systems
and laws in our countries. Munkaraat are widespread in the Muslim world
with our lands occupied, the daily spilling of Muslim blood, stealing of
our wealth and widespread corruption headed by the puppet regimes
ruling our lands. Many of the Islamic obligations are also neglected
such as ruling by Islam, jihad, implementation of the penal code (hudud)
and carrying da’wah to the world.

In this reality the obligation of enjoining ma’roof
and forbidding munkar is a vital issue for the ummah that requires the
utmost seriousness and sacrifice. Allah سبحانه وتعال has ordered not
just individuals to undertake this obligation but also groups and the
Khaleefah of the Muslims. In the absence of the Khaleefah the groups
must work to appoint him so that he can practically enjoin the mar’oof
and forbid the munkar on society.

This Ramadan we must contemplate on the huge blessing
Allah سبحانه وتعال has bestowed upon us by making us part of the best
ummah ever created. As Umar bin Al-Khattab said we must fulfil the
condition for being the best ummah i.e. that we enjoin the mar’oof and
forbid the munkar.

However, knowledge precedes action. So before we can
enjoin the mar’oof and forbid the munkar we must gain knowledge on the
ma’roofat and munkaraat so we can implement them on ourselves first. We
must fulfil all the Islamic obligations and abstain from all the Islamic
prohibitions. Once we have this knowledge we can call others to abide
by the ma’roof and abstain from the munkar. The most important part of
this work today is working to establish the Khilafah that is responsible
for implementing all the ma’roofat and preventing all the munkaraat on
society.

For this reason we strongly advise all the Muslims to download the book The Da’wah to Islam and The Method to Re-establish the Islamic State
by Sheikh Ahmad Mahmoud and study it during this blessed month of
Ramadan. We advise all the Muslims to gain knowledge on this vital issue
and major Islamic obligation so we can fulfil our duty to Allah سبحانه
وتعال and attain His pleasure and the reward of Paradise that He سبحانه
وتعال has promised to the believers. Neglecting this obligation of
working to re-establish the Khilafah is a major sin for which Allah
سبحانه وتعال can punish severely in Hellfire.

Asslam Alaikum, So in this post ill discuss about how i came to know Islam and a little about my life before i had Islam but to get started lets look at a verse from the Qur'an.

Surat Al-Jinn
(The Jinn)72:14

And among us are Muslims
[in submission to Allah ], and among us are the unjust. And
whoever has become Muslim - those have sought out the right
course.

So Lets begin shall we? why did i Revert to Islam? why would a young White American boy be lead to a religion widely hated by many? how has Islam changed my life? And what are the events that lead up to my reverting?

So I guess the first thing to do is discuss a Little bit About myself. Hello all my birth name is Nicholas Michael Teausant but upon reverting changed my name to Asad Abdur Al-Raheem. You may Call me Nick,Ased, Or Papa Smurf I'll leave it up to you to decide. I am 20 years old and a Single Parent to a Beautiful 7 month(almost 8) baby girl Named Brooklyn and like me she also has an Arabic name which is A'isha. I was born but not raised in a small town called Lodi,California where i currently after many years live again. I was 5.5years old when my Parents got divorced,after about 1 year and then 4 more years after that my dad met a woman who would soon become my Step-mom. see my Dad met my step mom at work in Stockton,California where he was a delivery driver and she tested the blood. they got on great and blah blah blah one thing led to another and boom they got married. Now my step- mom was born and raised Catholic as was my father but i hadn't ever been to church before. When my father started dating this woman we started going to church and it was really the first time i ever heard of god, my father is a thinker he has no problem questioning things to find what he truly believes which is why when we moved to Des Monies, Iowa in 2005 i wasn't surprised when we changed churches. but then again i was only in 5th grade so i didn't really care. we went to a Mormon church and got baptized and raised in the church for 3 months before my dad changed his mind and we started church "Hopping" as i call it because we moved churches so much. So it's safe to say it was okay to explore other religions, i mean the good thing about having moved almost every year of my life is i have come into contact with a lot of people from a lot of different faiths and beliefs. However it wasn't until i moved to Seattle, Washington did i meet my first dedicated Muslim...oh I've met them before in the past but the ones we have met as a family drank beer and ate pork so they were not..well lets leave it at they need to pray and really think about the Sunnah. So as you imagine this gave me a bit of a clouded Judgment on what Muslims were. And the same goes for my family Muslims were seen as trash,dirt a religion full of fakes and liars. but with the help of a Muslim friend i was able to slowly change the opinions of my family and myself he was/ still is one of the most dedicated Muslims that i know.

So the following year after Seattle i moved to Great Falls,Montana in 2011 where i took the Shahaddah for numerous reasons one of which was because i read a book called "Misquoting Jesus" written by Bart D. Ehrman.Misquoting Jesus: The
Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why is a book by Bart D. Ehrman, a
New Testament scholar at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The book introduces lay readers to the field of textual criticism of the
Bible. Ehrman discusses a number of textual variants that resulted from
intentional or accidental manuscript changes during the scriptorium
era.this book was such an Eye opener and i highly suggest you read it, if your christian and reading this be warned the contents of the book will shake your faith and everything you thought you knew. Another main Reason why i Reverted to Islam is because the Qur'an has NOT been changed the entire 1,400 years its been around and has stayed in its actual Arabic language unlike the bible which was written in Hebrew and Multiple other languages over hundreds of years. Here is yet Another thing i read the book "A Brief Illustrated guide to Understanding Islam" this book talks about all the scientific proofs that we didn't even know about until the last 60 years with modern science things that the bible could never even explain, how do you explain that?

So back to the Original Question why did i revert?

Well with the help of a Turkish exchange student i had learned all about these proofs and well it helped that she was quite Attractive,lol. but no i saw how the Muslims WANTED to be in the Mosque they WANTED to obey the fast, how the men and woman are taught to respect each other and how we have to realise that Allah has the power over our lives and everything has been written out for us already. Islam has Brought me Peace,Happiness and closer knowing that i don't need to fear anything because someone is watching over me and because "For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease." Surah 94:5.

So in conclusion i became Muslim because i felt the impact on my life and my family even though most have persecuted me for my choices they all tell me each day they can see the change within me.

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

So hello all this is my first post so it shan't be too long i promise. Before I start let me begin with a quote from the Qur'an.

Surat An-Naĥl
(The Bee) 16:125

"Invite to the way of your
Lord with wisdom and good instruction, and argue with them in
a way that is best. Indeed, your Lord is most knowing of
who has strayed from His way, and He is most knowing of who
is [rightly] guided."

To give proper Dawah you must have Proper Knowledge now i Reverted to Islam almost 2 years ago exactly i read hadith and Study Qur'an every day so my knowledge is growing however be advised what i discuss and my opinions on what i read are that of my own opinion i encourage you to visit a local Mosque and speak with an Imam if you have any questions that i may not know however i encourage you to ask me anyways and Inshallah i can help you with whatever you wish to know. I'll be posting about what i have leaned today and how i have seen Allah affect my life today and if i come across a reading or hadith i don't understand ill discuss why i don't understand it. also why it doesn't make sense and only after i have asked an Imam and resolved my Issue/Questions.

i do not look to argue so if you have a valid question feel free to Email me at Nteausant@gmail.comHowever if you just want to Argue and fight i will not bother answering any of your questions i seek to Promote Islam without fighting.